Projects & Journal

B:HIVE+

Designed by Jasmax, B:HIVE+ provides a flexible, community-focused workspace concept that balances functionality with thoughtful design. Located within the refurbished AIA House at Smales Farm, the expansive space emphasises natural light, biophilic elements, and industrial design features.

project 04.06.25

Qualitas Workspace

Qualitas Workspace reimagines the contemporary office as a space of clarity, performance, and quiet prestige. Designed by Axiom, the environment delivers a cohesive, light-filled interior that reflects the identity of the high-performing Melbourne investment firm. Materiality and spatial planning work in harmony to create a setting that feels both elevated and purposeful.

project 12.05.25

Wellington Legal Practice

In collaboration with Unispace, Emma Hofmann has designed the interiors for a Wellington legal practice that embodies enduring quality and thoughtful simplicity. The design integrates a warm, neutral palette and premium materials, creating an environment that is both inviting and professional.

28.04.25

In Brief with Andrew Thomas

23.04.25

In Conversation with Tanné Snowden

Milan Diaries

In Conversation with Emilia Wickstead

It was a pleasure to host renowned fashion designer Emilia Wickstead at our Showroom for an intimate In Conversation event, interviewed by beauty entrepreneur Emma Lewisham.

10.03.25

In Brief with Toaki Okano

25.02.25

In Conversation with Studio Œ

project 19.02.25

Ethr ClubHaus

Ethr ClubHaus, nestled in the heart of Abu Dhabi, is a refined community space where contemporary dining meets thoughtful design. Designed by Shell&Core, the space takes inspiration from the striking geological formations of Buhais, an archeological site, incorporating raw materials such as green ophiolite, limestone, copper, and tree bark. These elements weave together rich brown and beige tones, creating a dramatic yet airy atmosphere.

project 05.02.25

Paddington Square

Designed by RPBW Architects, a once-neglected site is transformed into a world-class gateway to one of London’s most historic stations.

project 22.01.25

BassamFellows HQ

BassamFellows' Headquarters in Connecticut is the result of an extensive, eight year restoration process. Originally designed in 1952 by Architect Philip Johnson as the Schlumberger Administration Building, the space is a historically significant early example of 'International Style' architecture.